Description
The GBRS Group Second Best Sling is built for shooters who want a two-point sling that does its job without adding bulk or catching on gear. Most conventional slings rely on large metal hardware to handle adjustments and attachment; the Second Best Sling replaces that hardware with a minimal, low-profile setup that brings the total weight down to 2.7 oz — roughly half what most padded or hardware-heavy two-point slings weigh. That difference is noticeable on long carries and during transitions, where extra weight at the muzzle or stock end disrupts balance.
The webbing uses a four-way stretch weave, which allows the sling to move with the shooter rather than pulling against body armor or a chest rig during a transition to a secondary. The comfort neck pad is cut with tapered ends, which removes the abrupt edges that snag on collar loops, plate carrier cummerbunds, and jacket openings. The four-inch pull tab can be converted to a thumb loop by removing the center bar tacks — a simple modification that changes how the shooter manages slack when going from a slung carry to a firing position.
This variant is finished in Desert Digi, a pixelated pattern suited to arid and high-desert environments. The sling ships ready to trim and fit to individual length, so shooters with shorter stocks or longer arms can dial the geometry without working around a fixed configuration. It attaches via standard sling mounts and is compatible with QD swivel hardware, though swivels are sold separately from the standalone sling. For those who want to add QD attachment points at both ends without sourcing hardware independently, GBRS Group also offers a bundle that includes two heavy-duty push-button QD swivels and a 2-to-1 point triglide adapter.




